International Tax Reform: The JCT Detailed Descriptions   This presentation will be available to audience members until March 29, 2010 at 12:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time.   President Barack Obama’s 2010 budget proposes to raise $151 billion (per recent revision to the revenue estimates by the OMB) over 10 years through fundamental changes to the taxation of US multinational corporations. The Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) recently released a detailed description of the Administration's international tax proposals which include: Revising the "check-the-box" regulations, Deferring domestic expense deductions related to deferred foreign earnings (with an exception for R&D), Imposing new limitations on foreign tax credits, Limiting shifting of income through intangible property transfers, and Other provisions On this Webcast, we will discuss some of these proposals in light of the JCT descriptions and how they might impact U.S. multinational corporations.   Speakers: Michael Urse, Partner Alan Fischl, Principal Chip Harter, Principal Peter Merrill, Principal Jon Nagy, Partner     Choose Media Format   Real Media Audio (16k)   Windows Media Audio (16k)   Test Your System   Help   Download Real Player   Download Windows Media Player